Green & Gray
Rules and how-to-play in the "Gameplay" section!
About
Green & Gray is a simple card / board game about aquiring land for yourself by placing either nature or industry related cards, thus industrializing or restoring the landscape.
Game Jam constaint: You are not the main character.
I thought about how to interpret this with my game...making a "lightweight" world builder dueling card game seemed to be appropiate. In this game it's more like two concepts battling, the industrialization and nature, that's more prevalent and not specific characters. Since each player represent something abstract, distinguishing a specific main character would not be easy..
Gameplay
Game has 2 decks:
- Nature -> grass tiles
- Industrialization -> wasteland tiles
Cards from each deck can be only placed on the associated tile type!
At every game, each player got a random deck for now - both decks can be played only by one player.
Each card has:
- Value -> amount of claimed tiles
- In case of 1 -> only the same tile will be claimed the building is placed on
- In case of X > 1 value -> X - 1 tiles will be randomly claimed around the building
- Credit cost
- Effect
- Not implemented.
- Extra side effects, eg. draw 2 cards
Turns:
- Player gets 2 credits and 1 card (each player has 5 cards and 2 credits at the start)
- Player chooses a card
- Card must be either played on the board (left-click on board) OR dropped (right-click on card)
- In case of not dropping the card: the building is placed
- None or some tiles are claimed.
- In case the player cannot place any card - this is checked at every turn:
- Game ends.
- The player with more score wins.
Credits
Graphics, design, programming...etc music and part of the sound effects were made by me.
Some sound effects are from freesound.org.
Comments
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I'm not quite sure how to play the game. If you could add some controls instructions to the game to make it clear how to play. I couldn't figure out what to do. would really help give it a better rating.
Thanks, I'll add more instructions.
I've rephrased the instructions.